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Google Expeditions is a virtual reality system consisting of 30 student devices and viewers, a teacher tablet that directs ALL students, and a router to keep everyone together.

Take your students to places in the world that they would never get to otherwise. Far away lands, microscopic cells, planets and more can be viewed and interacted with through Expeditions.

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With VR and AR, teachers are no longer limited by the space of the classroom. VR lets you explore the world virtually while AR brings abstract concepts to life—allowing teachers to guide students through collections of 360° scenes and 3D objects, pointing out interesting sites and artifacts along the way.

Students can create a tour to demonstrate their learning about a topic. vr.google.com/tourcreator

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*Contact ITRCs to schedule a time with Expeditions. We will bring to you and show you how to set up and use with your classes.
*Charge devices for the next user and pack away.
*Build a Tour to customize a field trip to your content and students.

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Available expeditions: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uwWvAzAiQDueKXkxvqF6rS84oae2AU7eD8bhxzJ9SdY/edit?usp=drive_web&ouid=117266987925966455154

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Breakout EDU is the immersive learning games platform.  Each kit includes a series of locks that correspond to content related challenges.  Student teams race each other to solve the problems and "BreakOut" before class ends.

A digital breakout uses the same concept of solving a series of clues to unlock locks as the physical breakout does. However, with a digital breakout, there is no need for the equipment.

Gamify your classroom with a QR Break-in! This reverse escape room requires student teams to complete a specified number of traditional and digital challenges in an asynchronous format in order to collect the game tokens in a specific amount of time.

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With Breakout EDU kits, you can turn your classroom into an academically-focused escape room and facilitate games where players use teamwork and critical thinking to solve a series of challenging puzzles in order to open the locked box.

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*Contact an ITRC to help create or implement any breakout activity.
*SCPS has a BreakoutEDU subscription, allowing access to thousands of pre-made breakouts
*Our campus has 6 physical breakout boxes

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WeVideo is a full video editing program that SCPS  pays for 500 licenses. Green screen editing is super simple in WeVideo.

Adobe Spark is a suite of tools including a very simple, yet professional looking video editor, photo editor, and website creator.

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Student-created videos can be a stellar method for authentic assessment since they can take the form of, for example, a presentation to a hypothetical board of directors, city council, potential client, or professional conference. A student-created video is an ideal way to refine knowledge and provide feedback.

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*WeVideo: Contact an ITRC to have your students added in WeVideo. Students then login with their Google Account.

*Adobe Spark: Students can click in their Portal to go to Adobe Spark. When logging in, choose the right hand side to sign in with Enterprise Account.

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CS First is a free web-based program that exposes students to computer science through core curriculum based video tutorials and modules.

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With the addition of integrated computer science standards, this program will increases access and exposure to computer science education.

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Sign-up with your google account to create a CS First classroom. Assign a pre-loaded module. Students can join your classroom and work through the content at their own pace.

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We have a really good Lewis and Clark nonfiction passage in our lit book. I could use this to help students get excited about the passage and also to help them visualize details in the text.

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Great way to explore novel studies and reading about places students have not been to or learned about yet.